Eminent Men Gather at White House Meeting
Washington April 11 United Press reports a May 12 conference to discuss conserving natural resources. Governors, cabinet members, Supreme Court justices, and leaders like Bryan, Carnegie, and Taft will attend. Jamies J Wilt, Roosevelt to open and preside. aims include forestry and waterways cooperation.
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United Press
Washington
White House
James J. Hnl
Grover Cleveland
W. J. Bryan
John Mitchell
Andrew Carnegie
Bey T Bryan
Knox
la Follette
Auks
Cannon
Brughes
Johnson
St. Will
House Opposed to Aldrich Bill Sparks Senate Doubts
Washington April 11 reports claim a large Republican majority in the house opposes the Aldrich financial bill. Senators and finance committee members warn a general currency reorganization is unlikely this session. They say the subject ties too many interests and would provoke endless debate, making the Aldrich plan a temporary stopgap.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Aldrich
Congress
Senate
Possible Contest On Will Of Ernest Nauman
Mrs Alice Reedel and her attorneys appeared at the court house to offer additional proofs to the late Ernest Naumans will, murdered last fall. The will was not signed and likely to face objections. deeds and identities of heirs or interested parties remain in question as the matter proceeds.
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Alice Reedel
Deatnig
J. Norman Marin
J.V. Cungitgham
James Nort
Ernest Nauman
McCrocket
Ifr
Booman
Reebel
Pittsburg
Count Col selects coffin then kills himself in scene
In Cologna Count Col alll tries on a coffin from an undertaker's stock. After admiring the fit he shoots himself, dying in the coffin he chose. A prophecy about finding love and a violent death is cited, with the countess later linked to her husband's friend’s death.
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United Press
Cologna
Count Colalll
Loreal Withertaker
Cottwill
Coltelli
Asia
Jim
Pitable Confusion of Sick Man
Cleveland April 11 United Press reports John Morency Coates 43 believed an Englishman of wealth heuteer is prisoner in county jail musing over identity. He asks Who am I Where am I from Why am I here while jailers and a detective search his life papers and family photographs to trigger memory.
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United Pres
Cleveland
John Morency Coates
Nile
Tanes
Coates
Jingland
Yrolan
Costes
Fighting Italians Are Held For Court
Tony Vitale and Pratidees Toscano, charged with felonious assault and battery with intent to kill and murder, were heard by Alderman Green and held for the June term. Vitale posted $500 bail. Toscano remained in custody. The March 30 Division Street fight led to Vitale allegedly firing at Toscano while Toscano reportedly drawn a razor.
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Tony Vitali
Pratidees Toscano
Alderman Green
Vitale
Toscano
Vitala
Louis
Adeland H
Joline
Missouri
Kanenunsus
Sat
Texas Railroad Company
Presider
Lhvoosevelt
Princeton
Ecunue
Elasa
Arricnan
Gould
Vanderbilt
TASTBROOK ROAD 18 BEING MACADAMIZED
Street Commissioner Harteaux and a team of assistants began work today on the macadamizing of Tastbrook Road 18. The project covers the section from the paved area near Crotogavedile to beyond Rheré, marking the start of the improvement of a street.
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Tastbrook Road
Dad Harteaux
la Force
Eastbrook
Realty transfers list shows several property changes
Real estate brief notes transfers: Philip Meronnell to Lewis Steed in Stt Laliga township for 200 dollars. Mary J. Prior to Catherine Greer and Jack Dell for 1200 dollars. Abbrey M. Frost to Pietro Pesanaro in Eranth Ward for 1 dollar.
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Philip Meronnell
Lewis Steed
Sttlaliga Township
Mary J. Prior
Catherine Greer
Jack Dell
Abbrey M. Frost
Pietro Pesanaro
Eranth Ward
348 New Oil Wells in March Across Pennsylvania Fields
The March Pennsylvania oil report shows 348 wells completed in the oil producing districts of New York Pennsylvania West Virginia and Southeastern Ohio. New production totaled 2071 barrels with 31 gas wells and 76 dry holes. The month rose from February with 27 more wells and 970 additional barrels.
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Pennsylvania
Aelds
New York
West Virginia
Ohio
Match
Walla
Ennsylvania
Og‘urus
Ipetense
Fontee
Agures
New Castle Feeder Line To Link Lake Shore System
New Castle rail workers report the Franklin and Clearfield branch will start immediately, linking with an Armstrong county connection at Reidsburg. The project aims for a low grade route through the Alleghenies with tunnels 2100 and 4700 feet long, shortening travel between the Lake Shore and Vanderbilt lines toward New York and eastern markets.
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New Castle
Lake Shore Railroad
Franklin
Clearfield
Pennsylvania
Reidsburg
Armstrong County
Western Allegheny Railroad
New York
Brockaville
Polk Junction
Clacion River
Ewo Alles
Brookville
Allegheny River
Alleghenies
Lake Shore
Vanderbilt
Renting
Snthracits
Deeds Recorded In Fourth and Sixth Wards
Deeds show transfers in the Fourth ward from Robert F. Welsh to Charley J. Martin for $1, and Thewas W. Dickson to W. El Matt for $3,250. Francis P. Dutford to Matenret Fowler for $2,490. Jacob Fleming to John McCurdy for $2,400. W. Menrer Perdue to John A. Herbert in the Sixth ward for $2,000.
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Robert F. Welsh
Charley J. Martin
Thewas W. Dickson
el- Matt
Francis P. Dutford
Matenret Fowler
Jacob Fleming
John McCurdy
W. Menrer Perdue
John A. Herbert
Westinghouse Affairs To Be Straightened Out
A stockholders committee of Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing met in New York on April 10 to outline plans for adjusting the company’s liabilities. Members included Charles Francia Adams Alvin W Kreteh Charlta J Canda George A Guthria and George T Oliver. Meanwhile draft horses fetch strong prices in Lawrence County with plugs around 100 and good drafts from 175 to 250, signaling profitable horse raising in rural districts.
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New York
West Inghouse Eleoteic and Manufacturing Company
Lawrence County
Rockefeller Arrives With Heavy Bodyguard After Threat
John D. Rockefeller and family travel from the South to New York under heavy security. About 76 detectives guard the party, with extra guards for the granddaughter threatened by the Black Hand. Rockefeller says they are merely being careful and trusting the public to cause no harm to the child.
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United Press
New York
Jusl
John D. Rockefeller
Joan D. Jr
Jon D
John D
Rockefeller
Hot Springs
Mia
Harold McGormick
John D. Jr
Rockefelier
Tin Situation Bright As Ever In Trade Roundup
Tin trade remains robust with sheets and tubular goods showing gains while plate production nears normal levels. Sentiment from New York manufacturers favors keeping prices steady, England shows improvement, Germany softer, and Southern interests seek cooperation to hold prices, though activity is limited to wire and tin plate sectors.
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New York
England
Germany
Birmingham
Cleveland
Ohtolm
Southern Inv
Eresta
Navy orders ship 70 sailors from New York to Asiatic station
The Navy Department announced to dispatch 70 enlisted sailors from New York to the Asiatic squadron to fill its ships. The Prairia has begun loading and will sail to Colon and Panama City for transport to Manila, then to San Francisco by June 1, under a government rail plan to cut costs prior to rate legislation. A New Castle club charter was filed. directors named for its first year.
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United Press
Washington
Navy Department
New York
Asiatic Station
Prairia
Cubs
Colon
Panama
Fathmus
Panama City
San Francisco
Manila
New Castle
J. A. Kiskadden
John §. Waillace
Francia J. Perry
Kerri D. McGoun
James Rice
Smith H. Douds
Walter 3. R. Harlan
Masons
Lee
Meredor Street
Seme Annual W C T U Convention Program Ellwood City
The semi annual Lawrence County Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention will be held in Ellwood City on Thursday April 30 with executive sessions morning and afternoon, an address by Ellwood Clinton, delegations from the county, and numerous committee meetings and devotionals led by Mrs. Rollin C. Martin and others. The program includes readings, parlimentary drills, institute talks, round tables, and an evening devotional led by Mrs. R. W. Skinner. Delegates pay their own lunch, return travel details and supper arrangements are noted.
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Lawrence County
Ellwood
Rollib
C. Martin
C. W. Foulkes
Orf Ellwood Clintan
Cauty Provident
Frances Peltin
Ry CG
Dodds
Migule Gariner
Ming Grean
Ida Cramer
C. W. Waddington
E. ‘Roberts
Minny Organ
Fiyow
I—Mise Walker
McCleary
Metirhde
Iire
E J. Roberts
Chanman
Tempress Round Table
S.J. Patterson
C. Perver
E. M. wWilin
Margaret Shay
Amberson
MeAddress
Emily Churk| Scott
Solo
Margaret Dunnouily
Macthn
Rowrd Table
YW Tverta
Foster's Weather Prognostications Forecasts Moderate Disturbance
Weather expert Foster predicts a moderate disturbance in mid April with milder warm waves and a cool period to follow. Expect high temperatures in the dry west, cooler, frost-free periods in the east, and unusually high temperatures near meridian 99 with no severe storms expected. Maryland to southeast U.S. see cooler April overall. best prices for spring hay anticipated into late June.
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Wy. T. Foster
Washington, D. C
Lari
Great Central Valleys
Great Central Valleys 11, Eastern States
Eastern States
Sania
Meridian 99
Maryland
Virgina
Colombia
United States
Great Central
Canada
London Anarchists Denounce Roosevelt In Night Meeting
London anarchists denounce President Roosevelt in a planned meeting after the death of a leading cult figure. The resolution condemns Roosevelt's pronouncements against the march of workers and calls on American and Canadian comrades to recognize what they term a reactionary victory.
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London
Dénuhelailan
Priston Roosevelt
Riley
West Pittsburg Schools End Summer Break
West Pittsburg closes for summer after a disrupted term marked by a measles outbreak that affected pupils for a week. The district reports no lasting health issues, notes new buildings and shared classrooms, and debates extending the school year into autumn.
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le Prhnie
West Pittebirg
Cost Of Keeping A Hen For A Year Stirs Debate
Chicken enthusiasts debate yearly costs versus potential returns. One supporter estimates 1.48 dollars per year per hen to produce about twelve dozen eggs at 23 cents per dozen, netting about 3 percent profit. Another breeder puts past year costs at 150 dollars per hen with about 450 dollars in eggs value, noting high expenses.
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Vie Binner
Hasig
Prutt
Ron Bolivar
Farmers and Fruit Growers Urged to Spray Trees Now
Lawrence County farmers are urged to spray trees immediately to save them from pests. An agricultural pamphlet promotes various spray formulas and devices, while warning many patent preparations are fake. The pamphlet, issued amid financial panic, claims legitimate mixes exist and advises careful testing.
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Lawrence County Feriers
Pennsylvania State suiteRe
Agricultural Experiment Atmllon Siihe
Fenech
Nur
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